What Should The People Searching For The Missing Plane Make Of This?

[sandyRoe]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2586013/Malaysian-woman-claims-seen-missing-MH370-water-near-Andaman-Islands-day-disappeared.html

[Count_Emmup]

What do you make of it?

[sandyRoe]

Not much. It says at the altitude she was travelling she couldn't have seen a plane at sea level.

[237SJ]

She could have seen it (if it was in daylight). I remember when there was a case of a crew member looking out of the window of an aircraft half way across the Atlantic and seeing a ship on fire and the pilot was able to raise the alarm about it.

[Prudie]

I'm sure there was also the case of a flight attendant seeing a survival dinghy as she flew over the Atlantic and the occupants were rescued.

[Everhelpful]

Why couldn't the Pilot or Co-Pilot see it,surely they would have a better view,also how come she was the only one to see it?

[237SJ]

The pilots can`t see down under the aircraft from looking forwards and they would have to crane their necks a bit and lean across to look right down from the side windows as their seats are a bit further away.

[sp1814]

I'm with fender62.

If we look at all the evidence so far, the only explanation that makes sense is aliens.

And this feels like the beginning of a Hollywood horror movie where we're all trying to find a rational explanation to something we can't understand.

I'm a little bit scared.

[tamborine]

Seems reasonable given the time & position. Why is there no search?

[Gromit]

I would not be surprised if the current search far soth of Malaysia is based a false sighting. It is based on a grainy satellite image, and was sighted 180 degrees in the opposite direction to which the plane was last seen heading.

I would not be surprised if this woman is telling the truth and that they are currently searching the wrong area. When I have been on a plane and it is at cruising height, I have seen boats on the sea, so it seems plausable she may have seen wreckage.

[Ratty2E]

Seems as good a sighting as any, I wouldn't be too quick to dismiss it. It would make more sense than it being out in the middle of nowhere miles away from any thing. I just hope for the families sakes that it is found so that they can get some sort of peace eventually.

[ChillDoubt]

Given the length of time they've been searching, any supposed sighting would have to be deemed credible.

As I type, a Sky News alert has been posted on my iphone that the Chinese have received new satellite imagery of a large object in the Southern Indian Ocean that measures some 30 metres.

[tamborine]

Chinese covering the Andaman sea. Hope theyre lucky and find live souls.